(CIANEWS) - Czech healthtech Datlowe analyses information databases of healthcare facilities using HAIDi technology and interprets the data obtained in the form of outputs summarising potential risks. These represent the potential incidence of hospital-acquired infections. Datlowe's tool, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning methods, promises to streamline the work of doctors and save costs for healthcare facilities. HAIDi technology is used in 12 Czech hospitals. It has also been used in Slovakia and Austria. Datlowe wants to raise capital from Western investors. It is currently launching test projects in Germany, the UK, and the USA.